% 1,572 7.8% Equipment – net 1,615 16.8% 1,695 8.4% Investment in JVs, associates and other long-term investments 1,421 14.8% 7,685 38.1% Goodwill and excess of acquisition costs and net assets 1,748 18.2
and the increasing in competition among entrepreneurs under the situation of excess supply from products and raw materials coming in from various countries. Therefore those factors have been affecting
projects in Q4-2020. For example, in Q4–2021, two projects in excess of 100 MB were recognized with a total value of 311.6 MB, whereas in Q4-2020, five projects in excess of 100 MB were recognized with a
projects in Q4-2020. For example, in Q4–2021, two projects in excess of 100 MB were recognized with a total value of 311.6 MB, whereas in Q4-2020, five projects in excess of 100 MB were recognized with a
65,804.00 19.63 Shareholders’ equity Issued and paid-up share capital 15,075.00 13,675.00 10.24 Capital surplus (deficit) from common shares 3,399.43 - - Other component of shareholders’ equity (65.02) (58.02
due to the remaining excess capacity. Average headline inflation in the second quarter of 2017 is at 0.10 percent, slightly lower than a 0.30 percent rate in the same period last year and a 1.25 percent
, remained under pressure from excess production capacity. Headline inflation in the third quarter of 2017 averaged at 0.45 percent, up from 0.26 percent in the same period last year, following higher energy
the Company approved the share repurchase program in the amount not exceeding 40 million common shares in year 2018. The share repurchase is made to maximize the benefits of the Company’s excess
domestic palm oil surplus, as a result, demand of domestic methyl ester grew higher than usual. Due to the lower crude palm oil price, methyl ester price in 1Q2019 was at 23.98 Baht/kg, dropped by 4.53 Baht
) Increase (Decrease) Assets - Lands - Allowance for Impairment Losses of Lands 553.29 - 795.12 - 249.70 (7.87) Liabilities - Deferred tax liabilities - 49.94 49.94 Equity - Revaluation surplus -Allowance for